Hit House Film

04/19/2026

04/17/2026

As you wish! Urkel is once again reminding you TGIF: Thank Geeks it’s Friday!

Get those no. 2 pencils sharpened, your glasses polished and buckle up for POISON & THE PRINCESS BRIDE!

We’ve got TRACE DOMINGUEZ, we’ve got BEER, we’ve got POPCORN, we’ve got PRIZES and we’ve got your favorite 1987 fairytale classic!

See you at Industrial Arts Brewing Co.
Doors 7pm, show STARTS at 7:30. Be there and Be Square!

👓⚔️👸🏼☠️📚👓🧠☠️👸🏼⚔️📚🧠👓

🦇And Happy International Bat Appreciation Day!🦇

04/13/2026

So excited! Those in the Bedford area, please join us on April 29! ♥️

HERE. IS. BETTER. comes to the Playhouse for an evening spotlighting resilience, healing, and the realities of PTSD.

This powerful and hopeful documentary follows four veterans—each with different backgrounds and service experiences—as they undergo evidence-based trauma therapies. Their stories include former presidential candidate Jason Kander, a Vietnam Veteran confronting decades-old memories, and women Veterans whose experiences are too often overlooked.

With unprecedented access to the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, the film offers a rare look at both struggle and progress within America’s mental health crisis.

A panel discussion led by Shane Killoran of Hit House Film will follow the screening.

03/31/2026

About Sunday. 🎬 1 film, 2 screenings, 3 marvelous guests. 🙏💫🥂There are words I can assign to Sunday’s program- impactful, important, urgent, layered, intense, humorous, serious, necessary. All those words are true. But the word that keeps coming back- human. 🥹 ‘s stunning film is yes, exquisitely filmed, narratively sublime, & so informative. To me, it’s gloriously human. And though different, beautifully different, both discussions anchored us all in our humanity, our interconnectedness, & despite the illusion of appearance…our similarities. ♥️ Agency, freedom, autonomy, safety, community, love, joy, grace, & acceptance for who we are, free from apology or judgement…it’s what most all of us want, deserve, & need. 🤩 We sat together in that human space laughing, asking, sharing, listening, & supporting. 😌 Thank you Tami, , & for making the trip to ! Your insight, candor, humor, & grace was/is deeply appreciated. 💫 You made the screenings sing w life & your openness was not only helpful but truly inspiring. 🙌 Thank you to both audiences! Your presence, warmth, & questions made the day! 🥳😁🙏 & Stanza Books, thank you for partnering & joining this journey w us- your perfect book curation & fabulous questions added such poignant depth to the program! Let’s play again soon! ☺️🤗⭐️ & - you know this, I & the house would be lost w/out you. 🥹 🏡 - I mean, I’m just singing all of the praises. 🥂As ever, such a joy to program in your glorious space. 😍 More soon, please! 💥 If you haven’t: See. This. Film

03/28/2026

Thank you to Marc & The Highlands Current for the awesome article about our film program tomorrow! 🙏 Andrea & I can’t wait to welcome audiences as well as our special panel guests- filmmaker Tami Gold along with author, advocate, & former s*x worker Molly Simmons. Join us at 3 or 5:30pm for the screening & talkback(s). Stanza Books will provide a selection of curated books that will be for sale during the program. 📽️🎞️♥️
Tickets: www.savagewonder.org

Documentary examines lives of s*x workers

03/28/2026

We’re so excited for tomorrow’s film program ! 📽️🎞️
Join me & at 3 or 5:30pm for a screening of . 🎬 Each showing will be followed by a talkback with filmmaker Tami Gold. 🤓 Joining Tami on the panel is co-founder, writer, advocate & former sw’er Molly Simmons.
About Working Girl Press: Founded in 2023 by Molly B. Simmons and Emily Marie Passos Duffy, our Working Girls Press is committed to collaborative and collectivist publishing practices run for s*x workers by s*x workers.
We are currently publishing anthologies, community resources, poetry, and art books. We practice financial transparency and equity–budgets and expenses are shared both with our authors and our audience. Authors are paid upfront for their work and earn competitive royalties from all sales, in perpetuity. We believe in people over profit—our press was born from a DIY ethos and our community will always remain at the core of our mission and decision-making.
We are an AI-free business–we do not use any AI products in any facet of our business operations or publishing practices. We believe in paying creative people fair wages for their work, and we aim to create more paid opportunities for s*x worker writers and artists. In the rising tide of s*x worker publishing, we are proud to play a part in the creation of a living archive of s*x worker storytelling, critical thought, and creative expression. 📝🗞️📚💪
Link in bio for tickets. 🎟️
We can’t wait to welcome you in the parlor ! 💫

03/25/2026

“The oldest profession.” Think about that…what it means, what it implies, what it says about any culture going back to dawn of currency & transaction. 😐 Rather than sit in judgement over the individuals who provide a service, why not do what we can to keep that space safe for those who choose to work in this industry? Why reinforce stigma, judgement, & brutality rather than help to keep safe? 🤔 Why, given that it is the oldest profession, is it still so unsafe & unsupported? Could it be that globally forced or trafficked s*x work generates $236 billion in revenue? 💰The questions are as profound as the humanity that dictates the decision(s) behind the choice to enter the profession. Join us Sunday at 3pm or 5:30 for screenings of the new documentary . 🎞️📽️💡A talkback will immediately follow each screening, co-moderated by me & , co-owner of , featuring the filmmaker Tami Gold & former s*x worker, now advocate & author Molly Simmons. ✨
A curated selection of books will be available for purchase onsite. 📚💫
Slide 1- Christopher: In high school, I was getting beaten up and jumped and called a fa**ot. It was terrifying. That wears on you and you hold it inside of you, but holding everything in was making me suicidal. And I was just like, I can’t take this anymore. So yeah, I saw s*x work as a ticket out of there, as that life raft and I grabbed onto it. S*x work is the reason why I’m here, the reason why I’m alive and the reason why I have a stable life.
Slide 2- Cathy: I left Mexico for many reasons, one of them was that my family did not accept me as a trans girl. I was arrested and beaten by the police and that’s why I migrated to the US because it was so abusive. I came with the illusion that my life would change, but society didn’t allow it. Doors were closed to me so what I could do was s*x work. 🍎

12/15/2025

Thank you Sir. 🕊️

PC: Sinna Nasseri

12/15/2025

Thank you Sir. 🕊️

12/14/2025

Ever since I was a kid, this time of year always inspired the desire to watch classic movies. 🍿 Not necessarily holiday-themed viewing either. In fact, unless I was going to the movies with friends as I became a teenager, it’s all I watched through New Years. 🎄I’d switch on & bake or wrap presents or curl up on the sofa or get cozy in bed…. 🤓🎞️✨It’s this impulse that I wait for & it usually begins lurking about Halloween &, these last years, continues into late February. ❄️❄️ Glorious, gorgeous, masterful…they are proving more riveting now than they ever were. 🤩 The skill, the creative articulation that could not rely on computers or CGI, only innovative imagination & skill. ✨ Whether it be sets, lighting, wardrobe, camera, script, or performance- the deft meticulous care that went into every frame is spectacular. A fantastic reason to put the phone down & revisit, & get lost in the swirl of the beauty. ☺️ Tonight, as snow approaches, it’s a kind of double-feature picture show. ♥️ I can’t recommend these visitations to another time, another kind of focus enough. 💫💫

“Yes, I killed him. I killed him for money. And for a woman. I didn’t get the money and I didn’t get the woman. Pretty, isn’t it?”
-Double Indemnity

"The poor dope—he always wanted a pool. Well, in the end, he got himself a pool, only the price turned out to be a little high."
-Sunset Boulevard